Pacing Guide Level II Modern Foreign Languages Maury County Schools

Course Syllabus / Pacing Guide Level II Modern Foreign Languages Maury County Schools Class Goals:  The primary goal of learning a foreign language ...
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Course Syllabus / Pacing Guide Level II Modern Foreign Languages Maury County Schools

Class Goals:  The primary goal of learning a foreign language is communication. To achieve this goal, students will be expected to participate in reading, writing, speaking and listening in the target language.  Students will acquire knowledge of the culture of the countries that speak the target language.  Connections will be made to other disciplines by using those content areas as context for language learning.  Students will learn more about their native language by making comparisons and contrasts to the target language.  Students will use their new language beyond the classroom by seeking ways to experience it in their own communities. Topics to be covered: Vocabulary Essential: House & Household Chores Food and restaurant (review and expand) Personal Grooming/Reflexive Verbs and related vocabulary Clothing / Adjectives Shopping and Purchases Places in a community (review and expand) Body Parts and Health Sporting & School Events Meanings of Verbs (-ar, -er, -ir) Limited focus: Animals Toys, Animals, Childhood activities Items in a Sporting Goods store Words related to driving and directions Review and expand: Extracurricular, hobbies and pastimes Emotions Advanced Adjectives

Verbs and Tenses/ Grammar Stem-changing verbs (explicit use) Saber Vs. Conocer Hacer+ Time expressions Reflexive verbs Ser Vs. Estar Long forms of Possessive Adjectives Preterit of Regular Verbs Demonstrative Adjectives Using Adjectives as nouns Direct Object Pronouns Irregular Preterit Informal Affirmative commands Present Progressive Imperfect Tense (regular and irregular) and uses Concept of Reciprocal Verbs Preterit verbs- Sometimes “Y” verbs/Worm words Preterit of u-stem, i-stem, and j-stem verbs (including “dar”) Imperfect Vs. Preterite Preterit of stem changing –ir verbs Indirect Object Pronouns Negative and Affirmative Words

Culture Don Quijote José Martí Diego Velázquez Meal times, etiquette in different Spanish speaking countries Holidays (e.g. Las Posados y Navidad) Running of the Bulls Cinco de Mayo/Día de los Muertos The Alamo Incas Aztecs Gestures Family unit (nuclear y extended) Semana Santa & Carnaval Types of dances Selena Gloria Estefan Jennifer López Ballet Folklórico Communities Immigration

Vocabulary Essential:  House & Household Chores English Clean Wash Organize Iron Sweep Vacuum Cut the grass Make the bed Set/clear the table Feed the dog/cat/fish… Cook Take care of the children Walk the dog Do the laundry Take out the trash Dust the furniture Bedroom Living room Kitchen Den Bathroom Closet Laundry room Dining room Basement First floor Second floor Garage

Spanish Limpiar Lavar Organizar Planchar Barrer Pasar la aspiradora Cortar el césped Hacer la cama Poner/quitar la mesa Dar de comer al perro, … Cocinar Cuidar a los niños Caminar con el perro Lavar la ropa Sacar la basura Quitar el polvo de los muebles El cuarto, el dormitorio La sala La cocina La sala de familia El cuarto de baño El armario La sala de lavandería, el lavadero El comedor El sótano La planta baja El primer piso El garaje

 Food and restaurant (review and expand) Plate El plato Cup La taza Glass El vaso Napkin La servilleta Fork El tenedor Knife El cuchillo Spoon La cuchara Bowl El tazón Chicken El pollo Beef La carne de res

French

Fish Hot dog Lamb Ham Salad Green beans Peas Carrots Beans Potatoes Milk Juice Cookies Dessert Breakfast Lunch Dinner Bread Soup Bacon Eggs Toast Sausage Sandwich Snack Drinks Lemonade Tea Soft drinks Water Coffee Butter Salt Pepper Lettuce Onion Tomato Cheese Cake Pie Rice Turkey Hamburger French fries Chip

El pescado El perro caliente El cordero El jamón La ensalada Las habichuelas, las judías verdes Los guisantes Las zanahorias Los frijoles Las papas, las patatas La leche El jugo, el zumo Las galletas El postre El desayuno El almuerzo La cena El pan La sopa El tocino Los huevos El pan tostado La salchicha, el chorizo El sandwich La merienda Las bebidas La limonada El té Los refrescos El agua El café La mantequilla La sal La pimiento La lechuga La cebolla El tomate El queso El pastel, la tarta El pastel El arroz El pavo La hamburguesa Las papas fritas El chip, el pedacito

Pork chop Banana Apple Orange Grapes Watermelon Peach Chocolate Candy Menu 

La chuleta de cerdo La banana, el plátano La manzana La naranja Las uvas El sandía El melocotón, el durazno El chocolate Los dulces El menu

Personal Grooming/Reflexive Verbs and related vocabulary To bathe Bañarse To shower Ducharse To shave Afeitarse To comb Peinarse To brush Cepillarse To paint (nails or lips) Pintarse To put on Ponerse To put on make-up Maquillarse To wake up Despertarse To go to bed Acostarse To get up Levantarse To stand up Levantarse To cut (nails or hair) Cortarse To dress Vestirse To take off Quitarse To have fun Divertirse To wash Lavarse To sit down Sentarse To prepare oneself Prepararse To go to sleep dormir (dormirse=to fall asleep) To go away Irse To call oneself Llamarse To dry oneself Secarse Soap El jabón Brush El cepillo Toothpaste La pasta de dientes Washcloth La toallita Hairdryer El secador de pelo Towel La toalla Shampoo El champú Comb El peine Make-up El maquillaje Deodorant El desodorante

Mirror Razor Toothbrush

El espejo La navaja El cepillo de dientes

 Clothing / Adjectives Dress Jacket Coat Skirt Tie Suit Shoes Shirt Blouse T-shirt Jeans Socks Shorts Vest Sweater Scarf Tennis shoes Bathing suit Boots Rain jacket Hat Cap Gloves Underwear Jewelry Ring Necklace Bracelet Sunglasses Glasses Watch Pants Purse Cotton Leather Wool Silk

El vestido La chaqueta El abrigo La falda La corbata El traje Los zapatos La camisa La blusa La camiseta Los blue jeans Los calcetines Los pantalones cortos El chaleco El suéter La bufanda Las zapatillas de tenis/los zapatos deportivos El traje de baño Las botas El impermeable El sombrero La gorra Los guantes La ropa interior La joya El anillo El collar La pulsera/El brazalete Los anteojos de sol Los anteojos, las gafas El reloj Los pantalones La bolsa, el bolso El algodón El cuero La lana La seda

 Shopping and Purchases Expensive Cheap Wallet Credit card Cash Price It’s a bargain. It’s a rip-off. How much does it cost? Sale Market Store Supermarket Restaurant Food Mall Suffix -ría 

Caro Barato La cartera La tarjeta de crédito El efectivo El precio Es una ganga. Es un robo. ¿Cuánto cuesta? La venta El Mercado La tienda El supermercado El restaurant La comida El centro commercial

Places in a community (review and expand) Bank El banco Post office El correo Hospital El hospital Movie theatre El cine Bookstore La librería Library La biblioteca Gas station La gasolinera Theatre El teatro Gym El gimnasio Museum El museo Stadium El estadio Cafeteria La cafeteria Office La oficina, la consulta Park El parque Beach La playa Swimming pool La piscina Airport El aeropuerto Train station La estación de tren (de ferrocarril) Church La iglesia School La escuela University La universidad



Body Parts and Health Eye Nose

El ojo La nariz

Head Shoulder Elbow Stomach Back Mouth Ears Hair Neck Leg Fingers Toes Ankle Knee Foot Lips Heart Face Body Throat Tooth Tongue My …hurts How do you feel? What hurts? Doctor Nurse Sick 

La cabeza El hombre El codo El estómago La espalda La boca Las orejas, el oídos El pelo El cuello La pierna Los dedos Los dedos de pie El tobillo La rodilla El pie Los labios El corazón La cara El cuerpo La garganta El diente La lengua Me duele… ¿Cómo te sientes? ¿Qué te duele? El medico, la médica/el doctor, la doctora El enfermero, la enfermera enfermo

Sporting & School Events Basketball El básquetbol, el baloncesto Volleyball El voleibol Soccer El fútbol American football El fútbol norteamericano Baseball El béisbol Tennis El tenis Swimming La natación Hockey El hockey Band La banda Gymnastics La gymnasia Cheerleading La animación deportiva Chorus El coro Game El partido

Contest Concert Dances Practice Meeting Events Team To play Player Coach To win To lose To tie 

El concurso, la competición El concierto Los bailes La práctica La reunion Los eventos El equipo Jugar El jugador, la jugadora El entrenador Ganar Perder Empatar

Meanings of Verbs (-ar, -er, -ir) To visit Visitar To say, to tell Decir To be (2) Ser, estar To have Tener To make Hacer To know (2) Saber, conocer To give Dar To meet Conocer, encontrarse To learn Aprender To come Venir To go Ir To write Escribir To live Vivir To drink Beber To eat Comer To understand (2) Comprender, entender To run Corer To read Leer To believe Creer To sell Vender To see Ver To break, tear Romper To receive Recibir To attend Asistir a To be able to Poder To pay (for) Pagar To begin Empezar To close Cerrar To open Abrir To plan, to think Pensar

To bring To want To prefer To repeat To ask for To serve To play (a sport) To count To sleep To cost To remember To eat lunch To enter To show Should To put, place To leave To hear To return (3) To taste To die To follow

Traer Querer Preferir Repetir Pedir Server Jugar Contar dormir Costar Recorder Almorzar Entrar Mostrar Deber Poner Salir Oír Volver, devolver, regresar Probar Morir Seguir

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